Public School Nurses in the United States: National School Nurse Workforce Study 2.0

Public School Nurses in the United States: National School Nurse Workforce Study 2.0

The National School Nurse Workforce Study 2.0 describes the demographic characteristics and distribution patterns, school nursing models and activities, and practice environment among self-reported public school nurses in the United States. A random sample of U.S. public schools was surveyed, strati...

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